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Acompañamiento técnico al ordenamiento social de la propiedad rural en municipios priorizados en el marco de las DVGT - UTF/COL/122/COL

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Year of publication 2022

Place of publication Roma, Italia ;

Pages 2

Publisher FAO ;

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Category Factsheet

Synopsis (short abstract) El catastro colombiano se encuentra incompleto y desactualizado, limitando las posibilidades para diseñar políticas y programas de interés público adecuados a los territorios. La magnitud del problema se refleja en un catastro colombiano inconcluso con un 28.32 por ciento de la superficie del territorio colombiano sin formación catastral. Dicha desactualización catastral tiene como consecuencia una ausencia de información relacionada con la tenencia de la tierra y los usos del suelo, lo cual repercute a la garantía de seguridad jurídica de la tenencia, la posibilidad de desarrollos productivos y la focalización de la inversión y las políticas públicas en los territorios. En dicho contexto, la Agencia Nacional de Tierras (ANT) formuló Planes de Ordenamiento Social de la Propiedad Rural (POSPR) para los municipios priorizados por el Ministerio de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural (MADR), algunos de los cuales se encuentran en fase de implementación. En apoyo a la función misional de la ANT, la FAO prestó cooperación técnica para la implementación de los POSPR bajo la metodología de barrido predial masivo en los municipios objeto de intervención teniendo como marco, las Directrices Voluntarias para la Gobernanza y Tenencia de la Tierra (DVGT), y el fortalecimiento de las capacidades institucionales y comunitarias sobre el proceso de OSPR, con el fin de facilitar el acceso progresivo a la propiedad de la tierra a los trabajadores del campo que carezcan de ella, y así crear las condiciones técnico jurídicas que otorguen seguridad jurídica a la tenencia de la tierra, como parte de los compromisos adquiridos en el Acuerdo de Paz.

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